Antique Car Engine Trouble - Part 3, Disassembly

1914 Ford Model T; Part 3. Engine running on three? Valves, pistons, piston rings, connecting rods, rod caps, oil dippers, crankshaft, oil pan, inspection cover, wishbone, 4th rod wrench. #fordmodelt #antiquetractor #antiquecars #antiquecar
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[@Jason1Pa]

I feel bad your having this trouble, but it's been great following along!

[@jeffboyles3611]

I would put everything on hold until I got that "T" going. Might even take vacation. But that's just me. A 1914 Touring is more or less my dream car. Good luck. Can't wait to hear it run.

[@AntiqueCarsandStuff]

Ha! She’s a dream car of mine too. I love it!

[@jeffboyles3611]

That looks like such a great car. The engine has obviously been cared for and preserved. And the car starts easily on mag? It's fascinating to see these cars that managed to live such fortunate existences down through the years. They really are great examples of coincidences, for lack of a better term. Somehow, they managed to have the right owners for over a century without mishap. How did some of them get so lucky?@@AntiqueCarsandStuff

[@AntiqueCarsandStuff]

Yes, some did get lucky. It always helps to have a fewer number of owners, but they also have to be true Model T enthusiasts!

[@shanerickert1304]

Love the content

[@steveaw5895]

Interesting ,I’ve never been in a Model T engine before.

[@richardowens9170]

I'm not familiar with Model T's so its interesting to see the manufacturing and engineering details as you highlight them. On an unrelated note, have you been working much with the lathe you restored?

[@AntiqueCarsandStuff]

Nothing with the lathe lately but she’s all set whenever I need it.